BLET NC State Study Guide BCC|2023 LATEST UPDATE|GUARANTEED SUCCESS

The three sources of law. Constitutional, Statutory, Common In a proceeding to terminate parental rights the summons tells the parent they must file an answer to the_____and how many days____ Clerk Of Superior Court 30days 00:29 01:11 When do you issue Miranda Warnings Suspect arrested and you are questioning him about the case. A stationary type of surveillance is called a Stakeout You enter stolen property into what NCIC When writing how do you correct a writing error. Draw a line through it and initial it. How should reports be written First person Statutory Law Written law enacted by the legislative branches Common Law Judge-made law that originated in England from decisions shaped according to prevailing custom. Decisions were applied to similar situations and gradually became common to the nation. Infraction Non criminal violation Can not be arrested for. The first Amendment 5 freedoms: speech, press, religion, assembly, petition What is Constitutional Law Basic law of the land 00:01 01:11 How long do you have to send fingerprints 60Days Who does the final disposition card get sent to (Fingerprints) Clerk of Courts When should a child be in a car seat Less than 8 less than 80 pounds When is it unlawful to use a mobile phone Anybody under eighteen. Cant text at all. Who can issue a non testimonial order NTO only Judge What is a Terry frisk. A basic pat down,outside of pockets Who can apply for a search warrant for obscene material District Attorney (DA) How should finger prints be rolled Complete first joint and rolled nail to nail uncomfortable to comfortable Types of fingerprint patterns Arch,Loop,Whorl The lowest age you can fingerprint Age 10 What is the most serious motor vehicle charge Fleeing to elude What is the exclusionary rule Any evidence obtained illegally,Inadmissible in court What is needed for temporary detention of somebody Reasonable Suspicion What is needed for a arrest Probable Cause PC What is the point of a investigative stop To determine whether there is probable cause that a crime has our is being committed. What crimes can a citizen detain somebody Felony,Breach of Peace,Physical Injury,Theft,Destruction of Property Anerobic Exercise is short-lasting, high-intensity activity, where your body's demand for oxygen exceeds the oxygen supply available Aerobic Exercise Light to moderate activity The three major nutrients carbohydrates, proteins, and fats The three major physical disablers for LEO Heart disorders,Lower back disorders,Stomach ulcers Male/Female inmates under 18 to 16 should be separated from adult inmates during Sleeping hours Prior to release of an inmate you should do what Check NCIC DCIN for any Holds,Warrants Juvenile inmates under 16 should be separated for adult inmates when At all times What is paralanguage? Language-related variables such as tone of voice, pitch, volume, speech, rhythm, pacing or tempo, and the use and timing of silence. Your body language is what percent of communication. 50-60% The parts of Ammunition Case,Primer,Powder Charge,Projectile What is a Hang Fire Failure of the Primer A Squid Load Where a cartridge is loaded with a primer but no or insufficient powder How should Ammunition be stored In a cool dry place and rotated periodically Warning shots are considered what Deadly force If a minor gains access to a firearm the owner can be charged with a what class 1 Misdemeanor Types of devices which can render a weapon safe Trigger lock,Action blocks, Cable locks, Safety The two areas of a trigger finger The pad and first joint How do we control external bleeding Direct pressure or tourniquet if bleeding is severe What is an Evisceration An intestine or other internal organ protruding through a wound in the abdomen The characters of a third degree burn Dark charred skin How to treat a sucking chest wound 3 of 4 sided gauze Child age reference to CPR 1-8 Where do you check a pulse on a infant Brachial Artery Where to put hands during CPR Sternum Characteristics of venous bleeding Dark red blood and steady Compression to breath during CPR 30-2 What is an evulsion? Flap of skin What should a patient having a cardiac emergency not do Walk around What does AVPU stand for? Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive How to treat opioid overdoses Narcan How should you hang your gun belt On hanger or around neck Are you allowed to have a open container in a parked vehicle on a road/highway No What is a Interrogation A formal interview of questioning of a suspect to gain cooperation and revel the truth.